SALT LAKE CITY, UT-- - Extra Space Storage Inc. , a leading owner and operator of self-storage properties in the United States, announced operating results for the three months and year ended December ...
ZURICH (Reuters) - UBS is using its 150th anniversary to try to rebuild an image tarnished by a $2 billion (1.3 billion pound) trading scandal that struck just as Switzerland's biggest bank was starting to win back client trust after its near collapse in 2008. The bank has been back in the headlines for the wrong reasons this month after it posted poor results for the last three months of 2011 ...
I am compelled in this bulletin to respond to a vicious rumor that I've turned bullish. I cannot refute that the market backdrop is constructive for global risk asset inflation. Risk aversion has dissipated, and risk embracement and rank speculation have returned with a vengeance.
Finance ministers will consider fresh measures to bring Greece's debt to GDP ratio down to their 120pc target after eurozone officials reveal the expected bail-out won't be enough.
Cutting the company tax rate isn’t a “silver bullet” that would stoke foreign investment in New Zealand, according to the Inland Revenue Department.
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For those planning to get a mortgage this year, 2012 will bring good and bad news. Mortgage rates will likely stay low, mortgage experts say. Still, borrowers may have to pay more for mortgages this year.
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The negotiations over the Greek debt haircut are becoming increasingly suspenseful, with euro-zone finance ministers and the IMF pushing investors to accept greater losses. Hedge funds, more than any others, stand to profit, and are betting that the voluntary debt rescheduling will fail.